Part, Chapter

 1    1, 8 |        only to him who only sees faults.~How can the Pure Hidden
 2    1, 8 |        Pure Hidden Spirit notice faults?"~Faults seem so to ignorant
 3    1, 8 |    Hidden Spirit notice faults?"~Faults seem so to ignorant creatures,~
 4    1, 13|          shall tell thy wretched faults,~What lamentation thou wilt
 5    1, 16| mysteries.~If I were to blab the faults of the unfortunate,~I should
 6    2, 11|        be easy.~If there were no faults, one man could judge as
 7    2, 15|      Jethro),~"God has seen many faults done by me;~Yea, how many
 8    2, 15|           Yea, how many sins and faults of mine has He seen,~Nevertheless
 9    3, 13|      Avarice is blind to its own faults, but sees those of others;
10    5, 7 |          enumerates his sins and faults,~God at last will grant
11    5, 12|         tell an angry man of his faults one needs to have a face
12    6, 7 |          was the intercessor for faults,~Because his eye 'did not